A Research on the Extraction and Interpretation of Power Line Communication Noise Pattern Using Genetic Algorithm

Chung Ki Seo; Su Mi Jeong; Duck Jin Chung

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AEF.2-3.645

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A Research on the Extraction and Interpretation of Power Line Communication Noise Pattern Using Genetic Algorithm

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A PLC is more sensitive in noise than other wired communication system that is cable, DSL, and optical LAN. Therefore it considered as a crucial point in commercialization of PLC. For the commercialization of PLC, noise reduction and cancelation technique are needed. Therefore, it is definitely required to analyze and interpret the effects and types of the noise, exactly. The purpose of this work is to separate and extract the various noise of power line from data signals.

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Advanced Engineering Forum (Volumes 2-3)

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December 2011

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Chung Ki Seo, Su Mi Jeong, Duck Jin Chung

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Advanced Metering Infrastructure, Auto Meter Reading, Data Concentrate Unit, Noise, Pattern Recognition, Power Line Communication, Smart Grid (SG)

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